Modifying Panel Construction to Rails in Infurnia Admin Portal
Individual SKU Modification:
Open Admin Portal:
Navigate to the SKU where you want to make the modification.
Select the SKU from the group drop-down.
Edit SKU Structure:
Go to the settings option and select Edit SKU Structure.
This opens the cabinet at a component level.
Modify Panel Construction:
Select the SKU and turn off the countertop to view the top panel.
The top panel might have rail construction by default.
Go to the Construction tab and click on the carcass section drop-down.
Under Railing Options, select the panel you want to modify (e.g., top, back).
Change Panel to Rails:
For the top panel, select the type as Full if it is Half Top or Rails.
For the back panel, select Rails and choose the orientation (left to right or top to bottom).
Adjust the rail depth (e.g., 50mm).
Apply to Other Panels:
Repeat the process for other panels (left, right) as needed.
Save the changes.
Bulk Modification for Multiple SKUs:
Select Multiple SKUs:
Select the group of SKUs you want to modify.
Ensure they are owned by you.
Initiate Bulk Action:
Click on Bulk Action and select Bulk Edit SKU Structure.
Confirm the selections.
Proceed to Bulk Editing:
In the Cabinet section, go to Rails.
Set Convert Top Panels to Rails to True.
Specify the front half top depth (e.g., 50mm) and back half top depth (e.g., 75mm).
Choose the top rail orientation (left to right or top to bottom).
Additional Panel Modifications:
Modify other panels (back, bottom, left, right) to rails if needed.
Set the relevant options and orientations.
Confirm and Publish:
Review the changes in the confirmation section.
Proceed to publish the changes and exit.
Summary:
Modify panel construction at a component level for individual SKUs or in bulk.
Change panels to rails, adjust rail depth, and set orientations as per construction standards.
Save changes to ensure the panel construction and cut-lists are accurate.
By following these steps, you can efficiently manage and modify the construction styles of your cabinets, ensuring consistency and alignment with your construction standards.